I would be in favor of open models actively defaulting to watermarking by default if they could make unobtrusive. An opt out watermarking scheme honestly would handle most bad actors to me tbh.
Bad guys are normally not the brightest. Yes even big expensive bad actors.
Making it the norm also makes it a red flag if content has other markers but seems intentionally obfuscated.
Lmao. It is more barebones but yeah “feature: none” is a real jab
I think his recommended reading list still includes “the international jew by henry ford”.
I’m a fan of old 4chan memory, Linux enthusiast, into linguistics, and off grid living. Why that space has to be just filled with irl bigots that want to deny people’s existences I’ll never fully grasp.
Yes. Honestly just bought a chip so I can mess around with librebooting my laptop.
Its about harm reduction my man. Meth is bad on the heart but so is excessive grease. I’m going to just never use meth and cut down my excessive fat consumption where I can.
They snap store is proprietary
Why do they need to disrespect their users rights to that though?
ZeroTier looks super cool!
Having met a lot adults that just cannot handle responsibility I can confirm 100% that not all experience translates into wisdom.
I have also met kids that who have had to unfortunately become very wise very quick in order to meet the demands of their world.
No disagreements with your takes, just expanding on the notion. The friend that is disrespectful is wrong on multiple levels.
What is a good alt for cloudflare here tbh?
I’ve done wire guard, and tor service to obfuscate the network, and crowdsec for a good external firewall, and linkerd gateway to actual services (and keycloak for sso).
Besides adding gotelaport for more fine grained access, idk what else you could do, but even then idk if its still competitive as someone else’s network taking your ddos loads lol
Two UPSs? Or better 3?
Tbh that is the coolest setup I’ve is the OpenCompute rack with 3 UPSs powering the DC rail for the rack. Otherwise two UPS for servers with two redundant power supplies.
How do you monitor your setup now, have you/can you use NUTS?
Targeted applications sound more reasonable from a cost perspective too.
Oh man, taking the reference code for an academic white paper and trying to add something to it is a trip.
Almost never any thought beyond proving the point of the paper.
Agreed it seems like the largest factor is what is cost (both time, effort, and capital) is to run with real data vs tabletopping it. Mapping out unknowns might help if the costs of not catching unknowns is too high.
I guess maybe its my sysadnin coding /DevOps domain that makes a couple of people spit balling on a white board faster to get started then rack and stacking, powercycling, or provisioning new instances.
Makes sense when try to work through a complex logic flow that you just aren’t sure about.
Lol. Oh no I hope not, but a totally different system.
Perl because a system I worked on was just a bunch of Perl scripts in a trench coat pretending to be a program.
I learned it because the ancient beast kept breaking because it just a bunch of Perl scripts in a trench coat cobbled together over generations.
Honestly I’ve been trying to figure out how to convince more people in my credit union why FOSS matters.